Professor Cheryl Jones, Dean of Medicine & Health, UNSW

 

Keynote Speaker: Professor Cheryl Jones

Professor Cheryl Jones is a world-renowned paediatric infectious diseases physician clinician-scientist and health and medical educator. She currently holds the position of Dean, UNSW Medicine & Health, and is our keynote speaker for the evening. A Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health & Medical Sciences, she has secured over $35 million in peer-reviewed funding and published more than 170 peer reviewed publications. Her research, particularly on childhood encephalitis, vaccination and mother to child transmission of infections, has significantly influenced global health policy. Professor Jones has held senior executive positions at leading University and Health and Medical research institutions, professional societies and statutory authorities and actively contributes to government policy and clinical practice guidelines. She is a Director of the Australian Medical Council, an Executive Member of the AAHMS Council and a Director of the Ramsay Health Care Research Foundation.

When: Tuesday 14 October, 5pm - 9pm
Where: The Cube, 118 Hovell St. Wodonga, Victoria


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